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Civil / Architecture / Environment

Cover civil engineering, architecture, and the environment, with a focus on structures, geotechnics, water, buildings, and urban planning.

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Civil / Architecture / Environment

Cover civil engineering, architecture, and the environment, with a focus on structures, geotechnics, water, buildings, and urban planning.

Question bank
5,949
Exam format
Civil, buildings, environment
Scoring / pass mark
No pass mark, set per school
Scope basis
Original in-site study scope

EXAM OVERVIEW

Know the exam before you train

Review the question bank and training sections, then start training.

Where the questions come from

Questions are adapted from past entrance papers of Japanese graduate schools, drawn from over a hundred universities across difficulty tiers and organized by school tier and subject area; overall they run slightly harder than the originals. Beyond the core subjects, the bank also includes optional subjects that some schools set in this field's entrance exam (for example: chemistry and materials, physics and electronics, public management, and urban resilience). Choose the subject areas and difficulty tier that fit your own target.

Training sections
5
Display modes
Japanese + Chinese · Japanese only · Japanese + English
Civil engineering and architecture foundations36Civil engineering and architecture5899Unlabeled range3Unlabeled range4Unlabeled range7

What the bank covers

Knowledge areas

  • Civil engineering and architecture foundations2,453 questions
  • Related science foundations1,388 questions
  • Geotechnics and building environment1,019 questions
  • Environmental and water engineering831 questions
  • Urban economics and public management225 questions
  • Urban resilience and population33 questions

Preparation tracks

  • Comprehensive Civil Engineering and Architecture2,297 questions
  • Comprehensive Related Science Foundations1,363 questions
  • Comprehensive Geotechnics and Building Environment948 questions
  • Comprehensive Environmental and Water Engineering764 questions
  • Comprehensive Urban Economics and Public Management225 questions
  • Structures and Materials98 questions
  • Hydraulic Engineering42 questions
  • Building Environment36 questions

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Recommended training path

  1. 01Understand the scopeSections, formats and difficulty spread are all readable without an account.
  2. 02Focused drillsPick one section or knowledge area and drill only that.
  3. 03Review mistakesWrong answers go to your wrongbook and come back when review is due.
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